Display a Meaningful Urn at Home
Many families choose a traditional or modern urn to keep their loved one close in a meaningful and beautiful way.
Choosing a Memorial That Feels Right
Finding the Right Memorial Can Bring Comfort
Every family remembers their loved one in a different way. Whether you prefer an urn for the home, a scattering option, or a keepsake to share with family, we’re here to help you find what feels right.
Memorial Products
Browse by Style & Material
Explore specific urn styles and memorial options to find something that reflects your loved one’s personality and your family’s wishes.
Wood Urns
Natural and timeless, wood urns offer warmth and beauty with unique grain patterns and handcrafted designs.
Marble Urns
Elegant and durable, marble urns provide a classic and lasting tribute with a refined appearance.
Traditional Urns
Classic urn styles designed for display at home, offering a timeless and meaningful way to honor your loved one.
Ceramic Urns
Handcrafted and artistic, ceramic urns offer a unique and elegant way to honor your loved one with timeless beauty.
Keepsakes
Small urns designed to share a meaningful portion of ashes with family members as a personal remembrance.
Cremation Jewelry
Jewelry designed to hold a small portion of ashes, allowing you to keep your loved one close every day.
Fingerprint Jewelry
Custom jewelry created from your loved one’s fingerprint, offering a deeply personal and lasting connection.
Living Stones
A unique memorial option that transforms ashes into solidified stones, creating a natural and lasting tribute.
A Personal Way to Keep Them Close
Fingerprint jewelry captures the unique imprint of your loved one, creating a one-of-a-kind piece you can carry with you every day.
Frequently Asked Questions About Urns & Memorial Options
What size urn do I need?
A simple way to estimate urn size is that one pound of body weight generally equals one cubic inch of ashes. For example, a person who weighed 170 pounds would typically need an urn that holds at least 170 cubic inches.
Most standard adult urns hold 200–220 cubic inches, which works for the majority of adults. If you’re unsure or between sizes, it’s always best to choose a slightly larger urn to ensure a comfortable fit.
For families choosing to share ashes, keepsake urns and cremation jewelry are also available and designed to hold smaller portions.
Can ashes be divided into multiple urns?
Yes. Many families choose to divide ashes into multiple urns or keepsakes so each loved one can have a personal way to remember.
If you purchase urns or keepsakes through us, we will divide the ashes for you at no additional charge. If you bring in urns, keepsakes, or jewelry from another source, a $25 fee per item will apply.
Our carefully selected urns and keepsakes are chosen for their quality and reliability, helping ensure everything is handled with care.
What types of urns are available?
There are many types of urns to choose from, depending on your preferences and how you plan to honor your loved one.
Common options include traditional urns for the home, wood and marble urns for a natural or classic look, ceramic and modern urns for a more unique style, and biodegradable urns for burial or scattering. There are also keepsake urns and memorial jewelry for families who wish to share a smaller portion.
What material should I choose for an urn?
Urns come in a variety of materials, including wood, marble, ceramic, metal, and biodegradable options. The right choice often depends on where the urn will be kept and the style that feels most meaningful to your family.
For example, wood and marble urns offer a classic, timeless look, while ceramic and modern designs provide a more unique or artistic option. Biodegradable urns are often chosen for burial or scattering.
Can I travel with an urn on an airplane?
Yes, you can travel with an urn, but there are a few important guidelines to follow.
The TSA requires that the urn be made of a material that can be easily scanned by X-ray, such as wood, plastic, or biodegradable materials. Urns made of metal, stone, or ceramic may not pass through security.
It’s also recommended to carry the urn with you rather than placing it in checked luggage, and to check with your airline in advance for any additional requirements.
How do I choose the right urn for my loved one?
Choosing the right urn is a personal decision, and there’s no single “right” choice. Many families consider where the urn will be placed, whether it will be kept at home, buried, or used for scattering.
Others choose based on style, material, or something that reflects their loved one’s personality. Some families also select keepsake urns or jewelry to share among loved ones.
If you’re unsure, we’re here to help guide you through the options and answer any questions along the way.